Sentence examples for dynamic instrumental from inspiring English sources

The dynamic instrumental response function of the setup (40 ps FWHM) was obtained at the CFP or YFP emission wavelengths by using a solution of xanthione in ethanol as reference compound having an ultrashort fluorescence lifetime of 14 ps [11], [12].

This defines XBP1 mRNA not as a static, passive substrate but as an active and dynamic element instrumental to the metazoan UPR.

We find that these "dynamic" structures are instrumental in delineating the conformational features of glycans when they are bound to HA.

DLS measurements were performed on a Horiba LB-550 dynamic light scattering instrument and an instrumental algorithm was used to supply the hydrodynamic diameters as number distributions.

Flux balance analysis (FBA) together with its extension, dynamic FBA, have proven instrumental for analyzing the robustness and dynamics of metabolic networks by employing only the stoichiometry of the included reactions coupled with adequately chosen objective function.

It was Mahler's freshly imagined interpretive style of orchestral performance, its special qualities of instrumental blend, dynamic nuance and rhythmic plasticity that both inspired the musicians of the Philharmonic and mesmerized New York audiences all those years ago.

Therefore, dynamic MR images are instrumental for the evaluation of extremity malformations, as well as movement disorders.

In serial microscopy, the same challenges can be encountered, with dynamic sample behaviour and instrumental instabilities both contributing to erroneous data offsets.

Revisiting the optical design of the NanoSIMS 50 instrument, where the same set of lenses focuses the primary ion probe on the sample and collects secondary ions from the sample, led us to develop novel experimental procedures to achieve dynamic transfer tuning and overcome instrumental imperfections.

At the other end of the dynamic spectrum was My Education, an instrumental band that has made a sacrament of the measured crescendo.

This approach thus offers the possibility for the de novo design of photoresponsive chromopeptides which could be instrumental in unravelling fundamental dynamic features of assembly/disassembly triggered by fast photoswitches.